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General| Product Name | DMI Sports Bullshooter Reactor EDBC200 |
|---|---|
| Category | Video Gaming Accessories |
| Type | Electronic Dartboard |
| Number of Players | 8 |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Source | AC adapter |
| Target Area | 13.5 inches |
| Cabinet Included | No |
| Scoring System | Automatic |
Instructs users not to return the product to the store for warranty issues.
Details the 90-day guarantee against defects and exclusions.
Specifies the need for 3 AAA batteries, not included.
Advises against mixing battery types and safe disposal.
Guidance on choosing a location and setting the toe-line distance.
Instructions for positioning the bullseye at 5'8" from the floor.
Step-by-step guide for securely attaching the dartboard to the wall.
How to turn the dartboard on/off and its automatic suspend feature.
Explains the function of START and GAME buttons for play and menu navigation.
Recommendation to remove the display's protective film for clarity.
Steps to activate the dartboard and choose a game.
How to select player numbers and enter team play modes.
Instructions for beginning gameplay and throwing darts.
Rules on dart types, force, and tip removal for longevity.
Advice on cleaning the cabinet and avoiding damage from chemicals.
Recommends removing batteries when the dartboard is not in use.
Explains the automatic suspend mode to conserve power.
Steps to select a game and enable the computer opponent.
Lists the five difficulty levels for the solo play mode.
Guide on playing a game against the computer opponent.
Describes the feature that provides interactive comments during play.
How to change the frequency of sound effects from Level 1 to 4.
Notes that the feature is usable with Cricket and '01 games.
Presents a comprehensive menu of 90 dartboard games with codes.
Details the objective and rules for the 301 game, including double options.
Explains the strategic game of Cricket, its objective and scoring.
Describes the dedicated scoreboard for tracking Cricket progress.
Rules for a Cricket variant focused solely on closing segments, no points.
Details the two-round Cricket variation for two players with reversed roles.
Cricket variant where points are added to opponents' scores.
Challenging Cricket using only doubles and triples for closing segments.
Game testing ability to group darts within selected segments.
Players must score higher than their previous 3-dart total to avoid losing lives.
Players must score lower than their previous 3-dart total to avoid losing lives.
Objective to reach 300 points, with variations for other totals.
Rack up points in three rounds; variations exist for round counts.
Hit segments 1-20 and bullseye in order to win.
Variations based on starting segment (5, 10, 15).
Score Doubles in each segment from 1 through 20 in order.
Score Triples in each segment from 1 through 20 in order.
Become a "Killer" by hitting your double, then eliminate opponents.
Score hits in active segments, points cut if no hits.
Includes a reversed sequence and a challenging "41" round.
Score totals divisible by 5, aiming for 51 total.
Variations based on winning total: 61, 71, 81, 91.
Progress through segments 1-20, scoring points per round.
Variations based on starting segment: 5, 10, 15.
Simulate golf, score 3 hits per segment ("hole") to complete.
Similar to 9 holes, but the game consists of 18 holes.
Hit segments in a specific order to complete the "field".
Score points or "pins" by hitting specific segments in your alley.
Points awarded for Double, Outer Single, Triple, Inner Single segments.
Notes a perfect score is 200 and offers scoring hints.
Throw 3 darts per "inning" to score runs, like real baseball.
Similar to 6 innings, but the game spans 9 innings.
Race game hitting segments in sequence with obstacles and a bullseye finish.
Score 3 points per segment (15-20, bullseye) to win.
Score 100 points or closest after 3 rounds (9 darts).
Two-player race hitting specific colored segments clockwise/counter-clockwise.
Players pick targets for opponents to force them to lose lives.
Points for Triple Ring (Ringer), Double Ring (Leaner), Inner Segment.
Adjust difficulty for games from 15 to 25 points.
Score higher than opponent to avoid losing lives; last player with lives wins.
Mouse reaches hole before cat catches it by hitting segments in sequence.
Collect gold for scores of 50 or multiples, and steal from others.
How to free a dart stuck in a segment separator.
Instructions for removing broken dart tips from segments.
Guidance on cleaning the cabinet and avoiding damage.
Lists soft tip darts as a replacement part with model and price.
Provides the customer service phone number for assistance.
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